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The most beautiful collection of FALL WEARABLES ever
assembled in any one store.
36-inch white Sea-Island. 10c 7
quality, per yard ■ • tv
12 I-2c Gingham, new Oj— Op
patterns, going at 0 1 £ u
All-Wool Serge in plain and A ftp
fancy, 75c value “OU
New arrivals in the newest in QQp
striped silk $1.48 to OOu
FREE!
With each and
every $5 purch
ase we give a
piece china wear
Statement of Commissioners
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D. M. Brr.ntley Med services G W Lott 64.00
C. L. Drew * Order Smith-Grantham 20.00
J. O. White Supplies 41.80
T. J. Holland Work on road 66.00
J. Q, Hammond Work on bridge 51.12
Smith & Grantham Lumber 93.80
G. F. McCranie Order D, Vickers T. C. 74.50
J. M. Freeman Warrent J. York 1.25
M. D. Davis Cost S. Spates 9.20
Alex Hill R R Fares for convicts 3.50
•'Jno McGovern 6 days work 18.00
S. M. Meeks R R Fare Sam Wilson 3.36
A. F. Wilson Plow 8.00
Alex Hill Gun 15.00
S. A. Vickery Work on bridge 18.00
Watt & Holmes Hdw. Co. Hardware acct. 172.65
A. Jowers Work on bridge 29.00
W. L Wingate Work on road 52.00
Aaron Daniels Work on bridge 61.20
G. F. McCranie Work on bridge 37.32
G. L. Simms Burying pauper 15.00
H. F. Brown , Warrents 5.35
Brooks Plumbing Co. Plumbing 5.35
Douglas Fdry Co. Repair work 3.75
Stubbs & Pearsall Repair work 18.35
B. T. Burkett Warrants 2.50
Enterprise Pub. statement 6.00
Porter Plumb. Co. Plumbing 10.50
Douglas Mat. Co. ( Mattresses 40.20
1322.78
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Chaingang
Gordon Burns 1 Mo. Salary 60.00
Jeff Teston Fish 2.10
T. M. Wilcox Flour 2.10
G. D .Edenfield 1 Mo. Salary 30.00
Alex Hill 1 Mo. Salary 60.00
J. S. Beverly 1 Mo. Salary 35.00
Jeff Beverly 1 Mo. Salary 30.00
O. A. Dukes * . Fish 12.45
W. M. Rainbow Dry goods 23.25
J. L. Young Co. Groceries 488.65
J. M. Moore Fish 3.15
City Meat Market Meats 11.20
H. L. Lankford Dry goods 17.10
J. M. Meeks _ Dry goods 12.85
S. M. Meeks * 1 Mo. Salary 75.00
M. J. Roberts 1 Mo. Salary 40.00
Jas. Arnold »* 1 Mo. Salary 30.00
Carl Murray 1 Mo. Salary 30.00
I. S. Crosby 1 Mo. Salary 30.00
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i J* ~ 992.85
Coroners
G. L. Sims Inquest 17.00
Pauper
W T . T. Bearden 1 Mo. allowance 8.00
Mary Cribb 1 Month 3.00
Mary J. Nipper 1 Month 5.00
A new line of Sweaters Just arrived from 98c to $4.98
Beautiful Shoes at LOW PRICES
Phone 29. We Deliver
Douglas, Georgia
Is Now on Display
At our store, at remarkable Low Prices,
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS
The Boston Store
THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DOUGLAS, GEORGIA, Sept. 23 1916.
Fannie Hutchinson 1 Month 5.00
Elizabeth Ricketson 1 Month 8.00
Amanda Ricketson 1 Month 7.00
S. A. Ricketson 1 Month 3.00
Jno. Bennett 1 Month 8.00
J. M. Richardson 1 Month 2.00
London Rhem 1 Month 3.00
Emma Smith 1 Month 5.00
Florence Emerson 1 Month 5.00
Mathew Ronders 1 Month 3.00
Ellen Sapp 1 Month 5.00
Martha Sapp 1 Month 5.00
Hariet Carver 1 Month 6.00
Elizabeth Teston 1 Month 5.00
Mary Mathis 1 Month 8.00
Bettie Douglas 1 Month 8.00
Archie Smith 1 Month 5.00
Sophronia Phillips 1 Month 4.00
Elisha Strickland ' 1 Month 3.00
Henry Smith 1 Month 5.00
Sallie Royal 1 Month 2.50
Rile Wright 1 Month 8.00
As Taylor 1 Month 3.00
Caroline Daniels 1 Month 5.00
Mary Stone 1 Month 5.00
W. C. Bowen 1 Month 3.00
L. E. Webb 1 Month 3.00
Calvin Lott 1 Month 5.00
Frank Toomer 1 Month 5.00
Jesse Carver 1 Month 3.00
Alex Young 1 Month 5.00
Hulda Williams 1 Month 5.00
Jno. Hannah 1 Month 5.00
Jno. Newbern 1 Month 5.00
D. Downing 1 Month 3.00
Peter Thompson 1 Month 3.00
/ ’ 187.50
City Court
A. W. Haddock 1 Month Salary 100.00
W C. Bryan 1 Month Salary 100.00
w" A. Wood 1 Month Salary 83.33
H. C. Ellis Bringing prisoners . 67.70
351.03
Superion Court
Berry Palmer Witness 3.44
H. C. Ellis Bringing prisoners 38.30
Walter James Witness 3.68
Newt Wallace Witness 4.78
Simon Gray Witness 4.78
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* ■ ! ' 54.98
Total for Month i 2926.14
Debits
Voucher No. 523 6.00 i
Voucher No. 277 14.56
Voucher No. 625 8.00
Voucher No. 624 3.00
Voucher No. 623 11.88 *
Voucher No. 291 3.00 ..
Voucher No. 135 3.00 ..
Voucher No. 267 5.00
On 1914 taxes 40.50
D. Vickers on 1915 taxes 500.00
$3.00 alhWool Skirts, (M QQ
special, all colors v 1.30
$1.50 new Waists indifferent Qfip
styles, going at 3 Qu
New Middies with Belts just QfJf*
new, going at 30b
25c Shirting beautiful pat- 1Q ~
terns, going at
594.94
Balance over draft 4727.93
Bills Payable 60,000.00
I certify that the above is a true statement of receipts and disburs
ments of Coffee County for the month of August 1916.
A. W. HADDOCK,
Clerk.
Strayed cow and yearling from
Enoch Worth’s house about 3 months
ago. With mark crop slit in one ear,
swallow fork and under bit in other.
Finder hold and notify me at Broxton
and get reward.
SCHAFER BAKERY, INC.
Savannah, Ga.
September 14, 1916.
Dear Sir:-
So many of .our customers have
expressed a preference for a 5c and
10c loaf even though somewhat small
er, that we have decided to make con
cession, and henceforth the NU-DO
and Twin NU-DO will be billed at the
usual prices—4c and 8c with the cus
tomary discount. We will bill all
bread at these prices hereafter, the
wrapped and the unwrapped.
Very truly yours,
SCHAFER BAKERY, INC.
By H. L. CARTER.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
I am a candidate for re-eleciton for
Justice of the Peace of the Douglas
(748th) District at the election to be
held on the Ist Saturday in December,
next. I have tried to serve the people
faithfully for the past term, my record
stands before the public, and if re
elected will have my experience and
knowledge of the law to help me. I
need the proceeds of the office to help
me live, and will thank you for your
support.
J. M. FREEMAN.
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FOR SALE
GEORGIA, Coffee County,
NOTICE—There will be sold at the
home-stead of W. M. Vickers Sr., five
miles south of Douglas, on the 28th
day of September at one o’clock P. M.
all of said cattle belonging to the es
tate and one mule. Cash will be the
terms of this sale.
W. H. Vickers and heirs.
FREE!
With each S4O.
purchase we give
a 40 piece dinner
set FREE.
THE WILSON JEWELRY CO.
Will carry the strongest line
this season that was ever
shown in Douglas, of Silver
wear and Cut Glass that was
purchased before the advance.
Exmas and Holiday goods ar
riving daily. Make our store
your headquarters.
• . ,J. F .OVERSTREET,
Mgr.
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Spend your money where prices
talk at Clean Sweep Sale, E. L. Vick
ers & Co.
Overcome Chronic
/ Constipation N
Don’t continue to create a bad
habit of strong purgatives. They
relieve, and that is all. And they
call for increased dosage. A sensi
ble treatment will arouse the liver
and give tone and strength to the
bowels. It is offered in
1
\ >rt\c« xs u« ioqT*. »'y
Many years have shown the use
fulness of this remedy. It’s the
ideal laxative, gentle, effective and
strengthening-. Now it may be
obtained in tablet form, for con
venience in taking.
Manalin will not form a habit
of cathartics. Used as directed,
the sufferer may reasonably ex
pect not only Immediate relief,
but the re-formation
fiU £1 of proper habits, in
/V I/U| the natural way.
Ay fl Sfl Liquid if you desire
It, |1 and 35c.
’ / Tablets, 25c and 10c
J Carry a box with
you. Constipation is
largely a matter of
habit. You can over
come It with Mana
lin 3 he,p *
Tbe P.ruaa Company,
j Columbus, Ohio